Fair Play Notes From January Gathering in Westminister
A Sunday ceremony at Fair Play in Westminister featured a marching band and readings. Attendees included Wade Mugis Senator D. J. Earle and Ottoway Marett with Westminister camp, while John W. Shelor and A. P. Stareth among others were noted guests. The event also mentioned local school figures and a Mother Goose entertainment at the Baptist dance upcoming. The piece closes with well wishes for Mrs. Rice amid family health concerns and local social updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Saveveten
Weatminster
Wade
Mugis
D. J. Earle
Walhalla
Exenlient
Ottoway Marett
John W. Shelor
South Union
Wate Mogbeata
Alp. Stareth
Ottvyway
Westmisetor
Hayne Lowery
Bowen
Mra
Harry Sheldon
Mwymail
Westmineter Graded School
Mia Ethel Marett
Westmiheater
Wad Anon
Leale Stribling
Senet
Miay
Anna Marort
Sewler
Sunbeam Hand
Dic Dobbs
Mr. Rice
Sim
Wee
Rice
Krew
Wat
Dohhe
Fragmentary medical remedy description in old notice
A damaged OCR fragment describes a salve named Chamberiates Salve as a cure for chapped skin and mentions various terms like Honda fate and beads. The text is garbled and lacks clear subjects or dates.
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Kor
Honda
Forest fires threaten Pennsylvania villages in Allegheny region
Forest fires spread rapidly around central Pennsylvania near Wile Hamaport and Johnstown on October 20. Authorities report lights or malfunctions started several blazes, with upvalley slopes burning for miles and multiple villages at risk as woodland surrounds the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poydopa
Moonlamoa Keetlon
Pennsylvania
Wile Hamaport
Johstown
Noted Fowtist Pomnd Doni Found Dead in Kendall Feud
A noted local figure from Scott County was found dead today near Kendall amid the ongoing feud in the area. Authorities report the man had previously sworn to avoid further violence and had recently returned from a period of exile. The body was discovered at a riverbank near Wik fav nen Coorgatnwe, pending investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texington
Neddanily
Kendall
Scott County
Cotton farming worries and local notices in Bounty Land
In Bounty Land on October 19, readers see a reflective column about harvests and prices, urging farmers to buy more cotton to lift values. It mentions Mr Parka, Miss Bertie Smith, and local residents, with notes on stores, sales, and a fire loss of 300 bales of cotton valued at $35,000 and warehouse damage earlier in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bounty Land
Avery
Kerneat Smith
Bertie Smith
Telay
Mika Manis Hultion
Sullie Davis
Anderson
Ihe Lawrence
Central
Mises Davis
J.B. Pickett
Alderson Inst Bank
County
Tivlay
Oakway
Mins Leize Peryitt
Mina Nora Cooley
Seneca
Mra. Swaynghame
Bates
Minard Rowell
Pownall
Theoe Ojouk
Dotiora
Flower Show Promises Peak Seneca Civic Effort
Seneca news notes the city council to vote on water and light issues November 2 as citizens brag on cleanliness. Floral committee projects include chrysanthemums valued at 25 dollars and a two day flower show November 4 and 5 with coffee, sandwiches, and a young ladies committee. Local residents attend Greenville show and plan decorations at the Civic Association venue near the Citizens Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sendon
Alecon
Brock
Civte Asaeeistion
T. EB. Stribling
Young Indias
Mignon Carrie Munter
Inez Dickson
Brixtnor Richard Hon
Ethel Kirkpatrick
Meday
Greenville
G. Mayhew
Atlanta
W. G. Russell
Mian May Rassell
T. M. Lowery
A. J. Gossett
Weatitister
Seneca
Becca
Parkor
Westminster
Corbin
Karbin
Jordanty
Miksen Currie Huntey
Kirkpatrick
Nordlea
BaptisteMurch
Konga
Withy Marke
Amlersay
Verner
Eugene Pant
Townville
Mencimow
W. J. Stribling
Wy B
Dendy and
Mines
Anna Stribling
Blotwe
Atrother
Walhalla
Boneca
Mra
CW. Houlknett
Mise
Annie Verner
Citzens’ Bank
Ty A
Bde
Clyte Association
Senses Flower
Fair Play
Firat South
Fragmentary Civil War Vet Seeks Remedies From Local Doctor
A garbled 19th century notice mentions David Marker of Fayeria a Civil War veteran who lost a foot at Gellyeburs and praises "Bleetria Biter" and "Bleetria Biller" for curing stomach trouble. He claims paying over a hundred dollars to doctors and now endorses the medicines, though the text is largely unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hulteia
David Marker
Fayeria
Gellyeburs
Westminster Toad Improvement and Local News Update
Westminster, Oct. 20. News from Westminster covers toad road work on Rogues’ Port road near Long Cronk, changes easing travel, plus community notes. Several residents and visitors are named, including Miss Ida Marth leaving for Gibson, Ga to run a school, and reports on visits to Seneca, Atlanta, Mount Airy, and Greenville. Local church travel and a Piedmont Party attendance are noted, with commentary on a black Poland China swine and a missing animal. The column highlights town activities, school ties, and regional travel, ending with reflections on the city and fairground crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Gossett
Westminster
Bucetals
Nida Ida Marth
Anna Stribling
Walhalla
Allie
New York
Tn Martin
Allee Purtcott
Hobson Avenue
Mia
Wilson
Ann B. Rushton
Seneca
Airs
le A. Leathers
Babe
A. W. Loathers
Madison
Pearl Lylea
Deercourt
Ida
Pord Road
Fron Bridge
Chavga
Waconora
Gory
W. M. Dillard
W. M. England
W. A
J.B. Mekerson
Leon Zimmerman
Mann Phillips
J. J. Stoddard
Mr. Kay
Greenville
O. We Pitty
Acton
Joanie Jones
T. PB. Moore
Atlanta
Bonnie Preeman
Mirrell Zicherman
A. Zinutterman
Poughkeepate
Zimmerman
W. N. Cox
Growiville
Robt. Adams
J. D
Clinston
Wes
Gronayie
Uune
Long Cronk
Whitney
Puller Whithart
Chirlotta
Davis
Grace Pai
Ronta
Candy Gilling
Van
Rey
Ponti
Subh HeaHle Foster
Lee Stribling
Wie
An le AL Anderson
Genevieve Breazoule
Tosuls
Mary Harrell
Annie
Tda
Mary Kay
Dda Marin
Roza
Mosais
Homer Brenzenle
Whi Dillard
Harry Foster
Appleton Jolie
Herwelf
Godfrey
Green Villa News Harenn
Daily Mail
Bibb
Dantalaten
Samanya
Night Riders Kill Two Men in Tennessee Posse Heads Forth
Union City Tenn Oct 20 Col Rankin and Capt Taylor promin ent lawyers from Trenton were seized at Ward's Hotel Walnut Log by night riders. Rankin found dead riddled with bullets from a tree near Red Moot Lake townsman says Taylor may also be slain as sheriff leads a posse toward the scene. Ward says about 26 men arrived at midnight. Police fear a pitched battle if the riders are found.
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Union City
Tenn
Oet
Taylor
Quinton Rankin
Trenton
Ward
Walnut Log
Rankii
Col
Shevil Haynes
Lake County
Islao
Howe
Ranicin
Salyder
Gol
Red
Walnut
Walnut Low
Sid Waddell
Weat Tennesien Land Co
Unis
Rankin
Col. Taylor
Nother
Tragedy in Florida as engineer shot near Panama City
Ryene Wood, engineer for a logging railroad, was shot and killed near Panama City by Jack Gilbert, a naval stores operator. Witnesses say the engineer failed to stop at a gate, leading to a confrontation that ended in Wood’s instant death. Gilbert faces trial on the charge. The incident occurred yesterday in Pensacola, Florida, and is described as a tragic workplace killing with ongoing legal proceedings.
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Pensacola
Mla
Ryene Wood
Jack Gilbert
Panama City
Gihont
Fires and losses at Ajarino Texas and New York letter controversy
At Ajarino Texas on Oct 18 a fire destroyed Sante le rount cude and shops, burning a large stock of coal cars and pumping station equipment with an estimated loss of 240 008 dollars. In New York on Oct 20, Mrs Cleveland testified before the grand jury denying a letter she says was forged by her husband related to a political campaign.
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Ajarino
Texas
Sante le Rount
New York
Get
Rk. Graver
Cleveland
Jeter
Chevelaiil
Farmers to Meet Thursday at Slate Fair Conference
In Polumbia on October 20 President Harris of the Slate Farmers Union called for a conference on cotton action to be held Wednesday night, October 28, during the Slate Fair at the Courthouse. Invites representatives from Keeton State and other interested parties will attend.Bonarorelact Amith will speak.
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Polumbia
Harris
Meridian shooting afray ends in fatality and arrest
Shooting affray on Meridian street leaves Mugene Cheatit dead and Ly O. Meiderson wounded. A. L. Clay, a prominent merchant from Mari Lot, has been arrested on a charge of shooting. Domestic troubles are cited as the motive.
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Meridian
Mile
Mugene Cheatiit
Miningham
O. Meiderson
Rourteoy
Merdian
A. L. Clay
Marilot
Trains Run Independently Amid Local Travel Notes
The clipping lists residents visiting and traveling in the area. Ada Durham visits Seneca and Westminster. BL Freeman from Atlanta visits Westminster with his father. Cary Pooro from Anderson calls on J M. Garter. Alfred Raigers from Minnesota visits Westminster. Mrs. Thosloteaton and Taba of Atlanta call on A H Gimkecales and J W Simpson. A body was taken to Anderson for burial. Ada Durham goes to Greenfield.
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Geererating
Misa Ada Durham
Seneca
Viswting Werdister
G. Adama
BL Freeman
Atlanta
Weattingter
Linde Prea
Cary Pooro Fe iv Anderson
Alfred Raigers
Mhinsy
Var
Vietting
Busy Week Ahead in Presidential Campaign Press
New York dispatch outlines a packed week as Taft Bryan Sherman and Kern plan aggressive schedules across multiple states. Governors Hughes and Chanter campaign in New York, while Democratic rally plans include a Tuesday fund drive and a Thursday Southern Democrat mass meeting. Roosevelt era figures and cabinet members will participate in public events in New York and other cities, with campaign sites set for Cleveland Chicago St Louis and Louisville.
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New York
Phn
Taft
Bryan
Shermin
Kern
New Jersey
Ohio
Adana
Hoonter
Wyansville
Kudianapolin
Fort Wayne
Kenticky
Oslo
Virghike
New Yorks
Sherman
Wilmington
Del
Philadelphia
New York State
View
Oho
Hughes
Chanter
Prowayer
Idder
Democratic Nationed Committee
Tesse Mall
New York City
Cleveland
Richard Olney
Woxton
Judson Harmon
Swanson
Roosevelt
Secretary of Commerce and Tahoe
Chicago
St. Lowle
Lonisville
Thanks and tributes amid a century of news items
A patchwork of short items from Salem and other places notes thanks for a daughter’s death and illness, a $10000 political donation from the Tammany Society to the Democratic National Committee, a fatal shooting near Rahida township, a proposed new county formed from Orangeburg Lexington and Alken counties, a Georgia bicycle purchase by a family, a street shooting in Newton Texas, and a fatal shooting in Broussard amid a string of terse local notices and incidents.
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Old Columbia
Andel
Entablahie
Wollete
Orangeburg
Lexington
Alken
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Rappeninigs Ie Ua
Dive
Pires
Pomnd Doni
Anya
Burklon
Arnica
Senkor
Jacald
Florida
Lotion Wit
Varmers
Mississippi
Tate
Stepniuous
Salem
Keowee Courter
Meroney
Wickliffe
Mrev
Jd. L. Talley
Abe Dil
Rahida Township
Wall
Powey Barton
Barton
InrKo
Attnuty House
Alinta
Blayele
John Arthur Hilton
W. I. Alan
Alderman Prank Pitman
Newton
Taxon
Crete
Oseir
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